As you may know, I take a special interest in the growth of artificial intelligence. It is already roiling artistic industries, the subject of major lawsuits, and a key point of interest for businesses. However, the ability to automate creative intellectual tasks poses at least two serious risks in terms of being used to harm [...]
I wrote a blog post a short time ago where I argued that understanding how and why a large language model is producing the output it does at a mathematical level is important if you want to avoid misbehavior. This was basically because prompting a model and reading its answers just samples the output of [...]
In May, Colorado amended the Consumer Protection Act through Senate Bill 24-205 to add regulations for artificial intelligence. The law extends some of Colorado’s existing regulations against discrimination by algorithms and adds a large number of disclosure and reporting requirements to those who develop and deploy AI. A General Outline of the New Law The [...]
Pending Lawsuits against Artificial Intelligence Computer software can be used to mimic human creativity in fields like art, coding, writing, and music. Because there is not yet an established legal framework on how to treat these technologies and because creators are concerned, justifiably so, that these developments are about to disrupt their industries, lawsuits are [...]
Even if the core part of your business is something other than art, music, or writing, you are still impacted by the changes in computer generated creative works . Does your business have a website? Does it advertise? Do you need to write proportional materials, job descriptions, memos, or other documents? If so, you should [...]
